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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-18
BOsFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE

FOR IMPAIRED VITALITY.
Dr.. r. Skillem, Pulaski. Tenn, SAYS
4 think II 10 o reliable medicine for "a.
paired vitality"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-18

Summer hotel men are praying for a
big war in Europe to keep people home.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-18
THE GRAND ARMY.


The N1ND VI.
The ARGUS last evening contained the
proceedings of yesterday afternoons SEES
sion of the Grand Army up TO the time of
the election of officers But synopsis,
however, was given Of the resolutions
expressive of the departments sentiment
on the presidents veto of the dependent
pension bill.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-18

There are i1s farmers in the eonneetl'
sut Legislature.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-18

REAL ESTATE COLUMN,
SALE AND EXCHANGE.
no ExcHANGE-16O acres good tillab'e land liz
i Hodgeman county, Kansas, for property IN
Illinois.
MEDILL & WAITEHEAD.
ITO EXCHANG ESQ acres frst-class farming
i land in Ksnsas; fine soil. VIII trade for stock
or unimproyed property.
MEDILL & WHITEHEAD.
ITO EXCHANG ESQ acres unimproved; will
i trade for city or country property. Land 10.
Gated miles from good town on Sante Fe road In
Kansas.
MEDILL s. WHITEHEAD.
TOR sALE-Any piece in following list can be
I had al a bargain, if taken soon:
Rock ISLAND Co.
Swi-24, II, leo acres.
PIT. sei-24. II, 1-95 acres.
HENRY COUNTY
Swi-22. II. 1-160 acres.
Ne cor. Cd set-21, II. Ito acres.
E4 ne4-12, II. 80 acres.
Nj, II, $3.50 acres.
MERCER COUNTY
Ean}-17, Is, $40 acres
Ell set-17 Is. i 80 acres.
NJ net 80, Is, 80 acres.
Sw4 Sells, Is, 40 acres.
Swf nwt-17, Is. 40 acres.
Prices on the above are cut; will give
long time and make the interest low.
MEDILL & WHITEHEAD.
DOR SALE-1s0 ace farm. Ave miles south OF
L Milan. wellimproved, large barn and house,
cheap; terms osnit.
MEDlLL & WHITEHEAD.
TOR SALE-s0 acres 80 miles south of Milan;
L good orchard. living water, house barns,
sheds and cribs. $40 per acre.
MEDILL & WHITEHEAD.
TOE SALE 100 acres five miles south of Milan ::
Z splendid improvements.
MEDILL & WHITEHEAD.
TOR SALE-2li. acres-fne fruit farm. a mon
7 ey-msktng property.
MEDlLL & WHITEHEAD.
TOR TRADE Good Hotel property in Cam
L bridge, III. Want farm in Rock Island OF
Henry county.
MEDILL " WHITEHEAD.
EOR TRADE-Brick store and dwelling in Mo.
I line-want farm in Rock Island pr Henry Co.
MEDILL & WHITEHEAD.
DOCK ISLAND City lots, cheap; small cash psy
n ment, balance on long time.
MEDILL & WHITEHEAD.
L R TRADE = 100 acres Kansas land for stock
Il I'm. sFi. h,ars E,,r1 yan M r.
MEDILL & WHITEHEAD.
ITO L0AN-S01 to $1,000 10 loan on farm prop.
/ erty: privilege To make small payments. thus
decreasing principal, no delay; loans closed at
onJe.
MEDILL & WHITEHEAD.
nor SAL E. On long time and monthly pay
L ments. two choice pieces of land in HodEeman
county. Kansas. 1870 acres in each tract--a rare
chance.
MEDILL & WHITEHEAD.
DOR sALE-A nambcr of choice farms in Rock
L Island. Henry or Mercer counties, III. If you
want farm call.
MEDILL & WHITEHEAD.
DOR SALE Two fne farms in Crawford Co,
I Iowa, $50 and sS5 per acre, splendid improve
ments; less tnan one mile from town; well worth
sn examination.
MEDILL & WHITEHEAD.
Real Estate loans at low rates; loans closed
without delay
WEST RN LAsps-We can sell land on smaller
payments and longer time than any firm in the
state.
Iowa L,sDs-Choice tracts Of land in well SET
tied communities, s. 90 To IS 50 per
We hav.' large list OF lands an1 city property
Tor sale exchange.
MEDILL,& WHITEHEAD,
Posi- OFFICE BLOCK,
ROCK ISLAND.
Telephone No 1850
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-18

Attorney at law, loans money on good
security. makes collections Reference,
Mitchell & Lynde, bankers. Office in
post Office block
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-18

ITO EXCHANG ESQ acres frst-class farming
/ land in Ksnsas; fine soil. VIII trade for stock
or unimproyed property
MEDILI & WHITEHEAD.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-18

The taxes for 1886 are now due. Office
in the court house.
GEO. f. LAMBERT, Collector
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-18
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Feb. 18th. 1887.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11
GRAIN lND PRODUCE XIRKETa
FEATURES OF NgH.YoRK DEALINGS


The Government crop report confirms the reports
to the corn crop many sectoas from tho droutn
August condition so7 per cont against BIT per
l. But this compares with 81 per cent on August 1000
wheat from July The general average
10 7s per pocts under August 1855 WINE ,ere
Of cent the acreage III 100 ssy ~
10 result Of dressings OF winter wheat o oo
drew the OF spectators IhoS
expectation ~ the
acme buying induced the shorts TO cover Inc TO
port published did not fully meet the o. o
bulls but IL Is days old, II does not Iuy
sent the extent OF the loss The spot market,, was
advances OF la2 cents but the exporters s Aro
holding back and there were no sales Tor shp
Ia for early 1877 cents for later deliveries
wheat market va cent better anu snlppor
took 900 bushels There moro doing In me specua
on Moderate mits The close was hrn ~ near
and Ad cent oats were 40 cent oettSr
spot The options rose Se cent ending nrn In
rehners In sympathy with corn prices closed S@o points
higher
Tie final quotations az follows: 49, >,.
Wheat-Augua so Is September sos october 81 y, NoVe'
Der S3 4. December "a January 80 cents ~,
CorB-Sepsmber 6gla October 5l'., November o=H De'
cember SO. January 53I4. February 55as cents -
Oats-Auxust 3ls September 32a October 55 November
33r centA 20 or
December 81 90. January 81 OF. x,,
Philadelphia baltimore and Boston follows Whos
2I7 bushes corn 9753 bushels oats l75 69s bushels
482756 bushels -four AZ b33 packaros Az Cn
osso Milwaukee and ST. LOUIS the arrivals were Wnos
1879 bushels corn 28S bushels oats 34Zo3 Dusn
ella; total grain, SLASH bushels; -four. 36S74 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11
LITERARY NOTES.

1-ote Grrenaway has prepared under the uus oi
aouoen vietosas jubilee Garland pr''y i'N0
souvenir Of the recent celebration
.rwonty-slx sermons by representative bishops ana
derry OF the Episcopal Church In TINS country nay
been included In a forthcoming voiuuc chea''
@IIvlnc Voices OF Living Men," 1t Is In ME- VIM"
takers press.
Tho English poet, Augusta Webster II aooo' ="
,;ntlish q long and ambitious dramatic poem " 10
20 be called "The Sentence" anu IL ocoiS VII" VIC
life and times Of Caliguia
A translation into English OF Victor HuGo's SKIER
mani has Just been published in London by MIS-
Newton Crosand
yisa Yonge's new historical story-a sketch oil
Jcundhead tines-wnl bear the tue OF "Under Inc
Storm, or standfasts Charge"
ascapcgraoe Dlck' Is the title of a story ior Do'
which Frances N. Picard, the author OF Tho no,'
Garden" lately nnished Whitaker WIZ puDisn ~
IN this country.
aTha Art Review for August sept'hoor gu"
October will be brought out about oo,oner l. ~
nnmher win contain an etching ana hiteeh PnoVo-
o D,atos sixty ubotogravures and four etch-
g., vii 10 Included In this interesting magazine
during tho year.
=, the nov,l "Dy Colla's Arbor " Mr. Besam oie"'
he declares tho town in which he was borh' Us "'
,omombered II In his boyish days
sir Richard Iurton's third volume OF supreme,
tal 1llghsp is in the hands OF the printers Two OF
the tales have been translated Directly from 'o
Arabic Mss lately acquired by the bimio'neau'
Rationale
Mr. Julian Hawthorne's "Tragic Mystery" has al
ready gone into its fourth edition. "The orcat bail
Robbery" the next Of the SERIES VIII be proush' ou
next week.
@The Athenacum" Q.oudon) says concerning the saie
nj n portion OF Mr. George w. Smalley's library, ina
ga couv OF Clcero's cato Major, translated by Logan
and printed at Philadelphia In 1744 by b. franAi'i
WHO prIded himself on the volume as the hhesV pro-
duction of bis press fetched s1l. In the same sale
La Fontslne, GA, res, par Waohenaer, brought T.
Jos MiltOn's Paradise Lost aud Eoga'ncd' nrs'
ediHons 81 JOS. Pascal Letres Pro''leIaies' nrs'
eGifon SOS: and first edition Of his Pensees, 10
TusLin's Modern Painters, seven Lamps OF Arcni
lecture and stones OF Venice all first editions @O'
Guilver's Travels, first edition, 81 los swirl
buFne's Queen Mother and ATLANTA, first edluon3'
$40 lbs. Cd Walton and Cotton's Angler, py en
n H. Nicolas a33 los. The total realized by the
salo was 81, 1913 Os. ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

r,xuarool. Aux lO-PrJVsIons-Bacoa. Cunberiani cut
AS "a Long Clear aiLllss 4la obi snort Clear Al1aies
Al I'd short AIS Oh 5noIiers sos per owl nest
sos cd India Mess Prime Mess Ola u ro.N-
7i.ni, Wesern 66A .Jis Sd Prime West
srn s,s Od, Lard OH 34a Cd Hams-Lsng cut goa dt
ID.6L Butter-97s o. per e"t tor hne,t ntsi
states Cheess-A merican Choice. Sos OIL Wheat-hed
We,tern spring. is I'd ~6A 3di hoi Winter bs sd q
e. Id no. Genital New No Winter, g. 6d. DO No {!
snr,ns "a 3D. Mixed Western s. lid: California No
u b.. sd a Ia obi No = 81 IL 90 81 per canta Pro-
dncosprits Turpenne. 26a Cd do at London 2oa VI
prr cvL; Rafned Petroleum 0Ssd gallon. Clover oeed
American He'd 49s per Talov-2lA ID per cwI
Fine American, 2ls u; Prime city. z2a Ol per cWt
Bosln-t nmon. PAls LA Cd @D< ~ ldnssei vi
90. sd per cwL Prsvsons-American Refrigerated beet
hind auafters 81; fore quarters 3g per 10 HopsM Lon
-Sew-Yor STATE ~ l6a Cd. % 0a Cd Cottonseei
OIL Liverpool make. 2lA Cd.
LONDON Aug iO.-Produce-Linseei OIL 2la I'D. pei
cwt. Calcutta Llnseed 3Ss 3L per auartsrs Ln scea
Cake e5 los. Od per toni konnod Petroleum. OIL
sbs.i per gallon. Spirits of Turpontna 2Sa VI psr
cwLs pale 6s OIL oils OIL ProyisonsLart. ia ~ pes
ew for Am-rcan suear-l3s 3d. cwt for CuDa Ue,l.
trifsa 300 and liza Oh LA OIL Tor Musoovaao
lair reninx aholL Australian Taiiow-Beof Ills u ~.
Cd, Mutton 2lS Of AI3A OF cooo2a1t On-Ceyioa tEo
Ca Cooilla 2y7 Rofti-erlLei Bos Ia II ZOE
hind quarters and "a A. Tor ors quarters psr sd ny t'
ANTWERP Ang lo.-petrocnm-Pine Pss American, 10
francs paid and Is centiuos sssf '
Wr.x. Lara ,.> - francs 90 csntnes ,. ~ klo,
BEEAiKx. Aug i0-wlcoxs LArl aIossl A. 80 MARK ~
pfshnIgs per IL ,-.,..
BREGkS. Aux t. ""lin marks W pion"i'<'
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SPIRITS DF TURPENTfNE-
CuAxfEsrnx. Aug lO.--Turpcntine steady ut 30c.
bAyAErAa. Aug. To- rutpentine zoe bi
NlLNikSToA. Aug lV.-lufpsntne hrm al ~ vc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11
Gearbers.

rNEACHERS WANTED. - Ladies vocal
singing Normal graduate who play and slns FIenon
dra wing painting and several superior rreneh
Gentlemeni spanish German ana
az Wethods soopa clergyman single. with class
ics Anply 10 Mrs. NJ. j. YOUEG.FULlON. American
and Foreign Teschers' Agency, % Union Square.
rrTTORS. GOYERNESSES, professors, teach.
ers all branches circulars Of choice schools supplied
TO parents. ,. N az. ~ M o md Roadway
TI,EACHERS WANTED.-No fee for registra-
tom many vacancies, some Of the BEST new ones daily.
~ ~ Il r. AVERY. %est Nth:st, ~ y.
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0earhers.

A BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern
IA eases supplied no charge TEACHERS registered
vacancies "a pril 81; daily r. H. AVERY
American School Bureau. West l<thst N. Y.
A MEXICAN AND FORFlGN TEACHERS
"A AGENCY Supplies Prsfessors Teachers Tutors Gov.
eroesses &C. 70 Cotiesea and Fxmiiea Apply
MIA Il j. YObNoFuLroh. q linton Square
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WHITE STAR LINE

WHITE olhh LINZ. Ann rIvrRPooI.
TN - rfNITgD STATES NAIL STEAMERS
~ 81, rao, irving wednesday, Aug IL IN
~ III "a, Can't Glcadell, wednesday, Aug "a ~ a. N
.Ap BIZ hTiC. CAPT Cameron "Wednesday Aug a. m
pRITASNIt Cant Psrsell. Wednesday, bapl z, IN
DIV From White star Dock. foo, Of West loihsL
RIA rs saloon. $50 $50. $50 and 500 het.rn uchcs
on favorable terms from 70 the Ola Country
$40 cabin passengers carried on these sc
information apply At the eoopanys once E9 BrosawAy
New.York j. bhoNG ioMHi' Hss"''
SPECIAL NOTICE.
I'll. wblts star Line Steamship ARABIC. sailing
saturdays Sep ember 10 and October Is. to Queens.
town and Liverpool. will sscood eaba ana stsef
age passengers only. The second cahn passsa s
win be berthei In the sscon sistnsooms sha Law
fhe Of This steames
superior accommodating for sesraxs pAas:nesra Sosooa
Cabin sa stserase $40 For nspectoo Of pzhs spWy ~
she Coppany's Office. Il BreadvN or " any agent "s
unA
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CWITHIN.C. SHORTLlDGE'S
CIV sWITuIN 81 SUORTLTDGE, 4. H., A. NJ.
(nSrvsrd Grsduatel. Media, Penn

CT. LUKE'S BOARDING SCHOOL FOX
- BOYs.-A home school. Number limited Greater mum
hs- o teacbar, than other schools OF Ieaohers
Young and In sympathy with boys location end suI2un'
ngs rr.rtly full 10 In play grounds ana a~
Rnidinss ali New school room oareluy heate
lighted ventilated opon wood IRE In schoo room.
Ina New gynnasum, win sargent ap-
parstus and regular r In charge OF physician ana conpo
ent siructor Prepares for college or lus ness Eght
'~N-" $780, IL. STROU A NJ.
rusfeton. ne philadelphia. Penn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11

NLINTON LIBERAL ms I1TUTE.-Schools
~ of Flocuton Mus Art: Academic and Collegiate
courses; BUSINESS College c. " PAKSELL. A ~, Prss-
a.rf EoffB lain y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11

uAMBURG-A MERICAN IS. LINE For
Plymouth (I.ondonL Cherbourg lParlse HanpurG "a
kugia a Aug. II Gland 1880 =, Ill., n sn,
IaMmonIa -. 4 D. N. Aus. Is Rhaets--.-.Ap D., sep
First Cabin $50 $50 and $40 strerAge Al low rates
III H" pbyT 20 C. H. RICHARD Co.,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11
TIE PETROLEUM NARKEL

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES.
The statement the National Transtt Company for July
shows no material change in ts condition ~ CON-
pared with June. slight increase IN gross stocks
is cnset by anincrease in sediment and sur.
plus allowance s464s barrels, 90 that tie reduo-
ton in net merchanabs oil only 750l barrels There
heavy 500 baesn the credit balances and
% % ne: 10 Ss s July
25a barrels from the wells against s14 o7s barrels In
against So 7o7 barrel. IN June
.ai ss .ss and
ys.,: . Pig s lines sg7
in July report compares as follows with the two
preceding years. -
eros. amount s!isssS'sss ssssssss sss!!ss9sss
e.. sssssss M
S:;:;; ;ssij
Excess receipts
The Grade speculation continued on fairly active :cs ave
old traders who have been negectng their first love 70 aa
the buying tbs by Western producers but
there was apparently fairly full supply Of csrcsses yet
cents there was rise to s9 cents West being
a es close
sh sentiment sti pr.ponderates among the room
probably wait the market the sixties asa only
agemen OF powerful leaders needed TO carry the rally
The range Of prices and the dealings at the Consol
dated Exchange as follows
9 9sS..s E Final
sales, barrels
Refined oil unchanged al Ga cents Der gallon
PIrrsBURo. Penn. Aug 10-Crude ol-Nationa Tran Sit
opsnsd At 6s and closed at 3d. highest price,
90; lowest price. 58a
TTrUsvILLE Penn, Aus. I0-Crude O1-National Transit
Certificates opened So and closed at 90 highest price,
90 lowest price, 68at
BRADFORD. Penn. Aug i0.-Crude oil-Nationa TRANSIT
Certificates opensd at and closed st 81 highest price,
59Ts lowest price, 5SaL Clearances $4,000 barrels
OIL CITY. Penn. Aug l0.-Crude on-Sauorh rranHs
opened at 90 closed at SO highest proe
60, loveat price 5SI Sales l2l6O0O barrels; charters
2llI barrels; cearauces, 100000 barrels shipments
90 l0S barrels, runs. 4,273 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11
INSTRUCTION.
Musical instruction

NJEADvILLE C0NSERvAIORi Hb branches mS2iS Of
MI Aims at the highest excellence AN es'rsnra
music eight EMPLOYS only teacnsr st.e y well
thorough Ar Fail
eanrped studio Diplomas granted terms , mo"o
,s,ry Gs,,,. send for cAtsios
'e ''h' A. REYNOLDS. Director Meai'iie' feA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11
DYE SEMINARY,
For particulars address MRS s. J. LIFE

For Young Ladies-Country
C,UNNER Session Am. kindergarten Normal
- Schoo-Pegns 9; board and tuiton AZ low t%les
EMILY NJ. cor. Principal Room ~. Bible heuse, y.
TIME GRlSWOLD SCHOOL, Lyme, conn.
rconens october Pupils prepared for college studie
include Latin Greek. renrh German Hlehsr hnT ~
banches Music (wh Harp GuitarL Painting french IN
Sroderes delightful healthiul home Tor young girls o.
mOlcrafN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11

CENTRAL RAILROAD CosrASr or
NEwJERsRY. ll0 LIBRRrYsr, -
NEw.YoRK, August g. 1917
ITO THE HOLDERS of the Adjustment
i Mortgage Bonds" Of his company; -
Notice hereby given that Of the total issue OF S2O0O
Adjustment Mortgage Bonds Of this company dsted May
1919 accepted the proposition OF the COM
pany leaving 1854 900 outstanding which will be paid -
mar and at the Central Trust COMPANY -
Wall city NewYork. or before senemoer l.
1887. on which date interest Will cease.
option reserved for ths
company the said bonds at any time prior To natnrW
j. X. MAXWELL. Presideut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-11
Hunudal
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD co.

The undersigned representing for themselves and oshsns
very large ownership the Northern Pacific Railroad
many believe that change In the Board wH
interests Of the Company and bring better
results the stockholders
We have therefore ticket for tho
ing election which include OF the members Of The
Board and who be relied for effective
service and for which ask the support Of all stock
holders
Any sockhoder desiring Information to the ticket b
prepared or the policy be pursued VIII please cali upsa
any of the undersigned
August g. 1887.
ELIJAH SMITH PrestJ JOHN n TREVOR
dent Oregon and Trans WORK. STRONG 4 co,
continental r. PRuBST & 90,
John D. ROCKEFELLER,l CHASE A HIGGTNSON.
CHAs I. COLBY, EDWARD SWEET q Co,
MOORE q SCHLEY. JAMES b. COLGATE,
DRAKE, MAsrIN & CO, MAckINrOSH, KLoU5.
GHoEInhrE HoyT' w. PRINCE WHITLEY
fkDENBURGu THAI CHARLES HEAD & 90,
MAN CO. RICHARDSON, HILL
Co,
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-07-19
HOW TO RAISE CALVES.
Valuable Suggestions on Subject Of
More Than Ordinary Importance.

Valuable Suggestions on Subject Of
More Than Ordinary Importance,
Let the calf run with the cow till the
milk is fit to use, A newborn calf is
weak, like babyi its stomach is not
strong enough to digest quart or two
of milk that is drank quickly or poured
down its throat only twice a day. This
is cruel practice. 1t needs to suck
little at time and often; besides, it
learns to drink much more easily after
it has grown strong by running with
its mother three or four days. And by
all means use a calf feeder; try it once
and your calves will do so much better
that you will never wish to raise them
without one.
After it learns to suck the feeder
(Which will not be long), it can be
taught to first drink part of its mess
and then suck the rest, and SO weaned
from the feeder gradually. Finally,
don't be so cruel as to feed calf only
twice a day for the first few weeks.
Who would think of feeding baby
only twice in twenty-four hours? But
young calf gets hungry just as often
as baby does, and, if you are kind.
hearted and wish the calf to thrive you
will feed it at least three times q day
till it grows older and stronger.
In teaching a calf to drink. 1t Is gem
orally necessary to let it suck a finger,
holding your hand and the calf S mouth
in the milk while doing so. Strange
to say, there are even now farmers
who don't know this but will let the
poor thing 60 hungry till It will drink
or has to be killed. Cor. Farm and
Home
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-07-19
Ingenious Bracelets.

A pretty and clever new bracelet
for wearing at dances has just been
invented. Imagine gold bangle, with
three slight gold hoops, which gold
pencil case fits. This pencil is at
tached to the bracelet by slender
chain, so that when it is drawn out to
mark the ball programme there is no
need to restore it--it looks very pretty
hanging, and equally well-fitted into
its place. as it is made by leading
jeweler one who well understands
how to make trifle like this what it
should be. For the men there are
some new sleeye-links and studs. The
very latest fashion in this way is the
rough gold and the frosted gold. No
studs in the rough gold have yet been
worn, or, indeed. finished, so they
may safely be regarded as something
new; but the links ! have seen. and
they look. very well Some are made
flat, with little jewels set in, and 9th
ers made in balls--a large ball. chain
and then bar with little ball at
each end Of it. - Charleston NetOs,
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-07-19
CARL puNpER.
What tho Old Fellow Secs "Somotimes
Ash He yhaii<s Aroundt."

what tho Old Fellow Secs "Somotimes
Ash He yhaliSs Aroundt."
Sometimes l go oudt und vhalk
aroundt, und | see some dudes. He
vhas somepody who vhas all shtore
clothes, und shust too shweet for not
tings. Dot vhas all right to be some
dudes. He couldn't help her Nature
didn't half der materials on handt to
make goat or monkey, so she
scrapes oop der leafings und creates a
dude.
Sometimes ash 1. vhalk aroundt
meet some young man nit q cigar in
mis- mouth. 1t makes him feel proud,
und his headt vhas all shwelled oop.
1t vhas tive-cent cigar. He can
shmoke him und not pc dizzy. Maybe
It yhas all right, but wonder if he
Fealizes What vicious und disgusting
habit he vhas encouraging, It grows
stronger und stronger eafery day. 1t
vhas bad for his health. drain on
his purse und q nuisance to his friends,
und it vhas peter dot he vhas porn
deaf and dumb.
Sometimes ash / vhalk aroundt / see
dot loafer nit his pack to der wall and
his redt nose pointing to der shtreet
lie vhas man who might earn a lifing
by honest work, but he won't. He
might be respectable and respected,
but he won't He might have home,
family, friends und cash, but it vhas
peter to pc loafer. Maybe, howefer,
he Wasn't so much to blame. II nat
ure can make dwarfs und shiants und
cripples, like enough she pick up all
der oldt pieces lying aroundt und use
'em to make loafer. He Wasn't ex-
pected to be of any value while alife,
und If ho vhas deadt it vhas peter TO
bury him dan to use him for land
plaster.
Sometimes ash vhalk aroundt some
great big feller shtrikes mo for ten
cents TO pay his dinner. He vhas lazy
He yhas vicious. All his life he toan'
care TO work nor safe He takes care
of to-day und lets tomorrow take care
Of herself. Because / haf worked
und planned und safed dis big
feller feels dot 1t vhas my duty
to divide. He pellets der world
owes him liflng, but he doan' like to
work for it like dc rest of us. Und
when he shtands pefore me nit his paw
heldt ou,k Iput oudt my finger und say;
"Charity makes you tramp. States
prison would make you worker II
you doan' skip oud it vhas badt for
your
Und sometimes ash / vhalk aroundt
l see feller nit game. 1t vhas his
game. He wins ninety times out of a
hundred. II il Wasn't sure thing he
doan' keep him. If he doan' win
he doan' pay. He yhas alreadty for
suckers when somepody comes und says
nit himself. "Ahl there, my game!
see how 1t vhas / go in und skin dis
man all oafer It vhas my plan to
beat him-to take his dollars Und
vhen dot Same man bucks on dot game
und vhas beaten he whistles for
policeman und CRIES oudt: ARREST dot
man for shwindlerl He sheats me
oudt of five dollarln
Und den Iyhalks home und sits down
nit me pipe to reflect how IL all Vhas.
--sDefroi Free Press.